A few years ago, making money as a content creator was mostly about brand deals and ad revenue. But in 2025, creators are thinking bigger. They’re not just relying on platforms to pay them—they’re building real businesses. Whether you’re a TikToker, YouTuber, Instagram influencer, or even
If you’re an influencer or content creator in Nigeria, you’ve probably wondered: “How can I sell custom merch in Nigeria as an influencer?” You see global creators launching their own merch—hoodies, T-shirts, mugs—and making serious money from their audience. But for African creators, the process has
Many creators assume that merch is only for the big influencers with millions of followers. That’s far from the truth. You don’t need millions of fans to sell merch—you just need the right ones. Your audience already connects with your content. They share your posts, engage in
The Growing Frustration Among Creators Across social media, creators and consumers alike are asking the same burning question: Why isn’t TikTok paying content creators in Africa? Various arguments have surfaced to explain this: * CPM Argument: CPM (Cost Per Mille, or cost per 1,000 impressions) refers to the amount
It’s easy to get caught up in the numbers game. Every scroll through your feed shows creators celebrating millions—followers, views, likes. It’s tempting to believe those numbers are the golden ticket to success. But here’s the truth: you don’t need millions to thrive as a
Yes! You read that title right 😄… That's exactly how I felt two months ago. Let me take you through the story; you’re going to love it, lol. After months of hard work, engaging with ideal customers, and sleepless nights of development, the Buzzz product was finally ready.